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Nick Schulman is an American professional poker player and poker commentator. He has won 3 WSOP gold bracelets so far; as well as a WPT title in 2005, at the time, the youngest player ever to do so. Overall, he has over $13 million live tournament cashes, which puts him in the top 100 on the worldwide all-time money list and in the top 50 on the US all-time money list. He’s also a regular in the world’s most famous super high stakes cash game room, Bobby’s Room at the Bellagio. Schulman is also known as a frequent commentator for ESPN’s World Series of Poker coverage. In 2019, his offhand remark about the level of play in the WSOP Main Event caused some controversy in the online poker community.

Listen to this latest episode of Winning The Game Of Life where Dan talks with Nick Schulman to discuss all things poker and taking the good in front of you.

What you can expect to hear on this episode:

Making a living hustling at the pool table

Similarities between poker and pool

Learning poker through repetition and feel

Garnering respect with an aggressive style of play

Playing with no attachments and bringing your hutzpah

Being yourself at the poker table and flowing how you flow

Bad winners and bad losers as one in the same

Finding the good in other players and taking it with you going forward

Personal growth away from the poker table and the way of the samurai

I hope you find this episode as informative and as exciting as we have. Nick Schulman is winning the game of life and his positive spin on things can help others win as well!

Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!

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